Rigden Farm Senior Living

Ht Blackwood

Jun 2026

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Food service is very very slow, consistency is lacking, they run out of items. The activity bus is a piece of junk, very uncomfortable and has frequent breakdowns. The owner company is cheap.

Trista Nelsen

Apr 2026

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My mother lived here and absolutely loved it. The staff is incredible and so are the residents. Everyone was so inviting and just lovely people. Also the facility is very nice. I highly recommend!

Patrick Thompson

Apr 2026

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I echo all of the others that have commented on R.F., and I might add that the activities and classes are of a great varitey and well attended. I have had the privilege of teaching a Bible Study weekly and thoroughly enjoy the class and all who attend. What has been so important to me is the support I get from friends here for me, since my wife is now in a Memory Care Facility, and it has been difficult for both of us. I really enjoy all the staff and people here at Rigden Farm.

Brian Zambrano

Feb 2026

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Moving my mom into Rigden Farm was one of the best decisions our family has made, and I'm confident you and your loved one will feel the same way.<br><br>We were in a tough spot — we needed to move quickly, and I mean *quickly*. We toured on a Wednesday morning, had dinner there that evening, and by 6pm Friday my mom was moved in. The staff made what could have been an incredibly stressful transition feel seamless.<br><br>And that's really the hallmark of Rigden Farm's team — they work *with* you. They're open to feedback, always willing to listen, and genuinely invested in making sure residents and families are happy. I've been consistently impressed every time I visit.<br><br>Three months in, my mom is genuinely thriving. She's been playing bingo, competing in trivia, decorating her door for the Christmas contest, and even participated in the 2026 Rigden Senior Living Olympiad! She's made real friends, and there's a wonderful balance between having personal space and staying social. She told me, "Even if I could get around easier, I would keep living here" — and that says everything.<br><br>The onsite physical therapy has been a true godsend. Her physical mobility has improved significantly since moving in, and the occupational therapist helped her navigate getting to her car independently — something that has made a huge difference for her sense of independence and confidence.<br><br>The one area I'd note is that the food can be hit or miss. Corporate policy requires food to be cooked to certain temperatures (apprently), so options like medium rare meat or flaky fish aren't on the table. That said, my mom has learned what works for her, and the team is genuinely responsive to resident feedback — so it's something they're actively working to improve within their constraints.<br><br>I didn't tour other facilities, but I don't need to — I'm completely confident that Rigden Farm is the best of the best.

Jared Clinkscales

Feb 2026

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Love this place! My parents moved from across the country to Rigden to be near me yet I and the rest of the family was a little skeptical that they would be OK in an independent living apartment situation with both of them having dementia/forgetfulness struggles yet physically independent. After weighing several other communities in town, we gave Rigden a trial run. Now, after a week of living here, my parents seem to love their unit, the staff, the food, and the other residents very much. All they say is "Everyone is just so helpful and nice to us!" The staff enthusiastically assure me often that they are doing quite well in their adjustment and fitting right in beautifully. I'm honestly shocked that everything has gone so well and this is huge load off our minds that the staff can be so helpful with effortless dignity and encouragement. I highly recommend Rigden Farm Senior Living!